One area of concern for me is that whenever I call my agent's cell, she answers about 10% of the time so I leave a voicemail.  

when I was in this business we did both.. we never sent letters. we either called if we could find a number (much harder today with everyone having a cell phone) or we knocked doors..

Carriers often will run into permit issues when putting a cell tower up as homeowners will fight it through City Council.  

Posted by the Austin Business Journal today. 

Yes, they might pay a bit more, but if they can point to successful deals that can publicly be viewed on a platform, and then have Bloomberg or The Wall Street Journal do a news story on them too, then after that they might not need, or want, to use CF sites as a funding source, because people are beating down their doors and throwing money at them.On the other hand, maybe it's a good idea to diversify one's funding sources, and CF sites are simply a good option for doing this.

I recommend accepting credit cards (more than 300,000 units now accept them according to the Journal of Property Management) as well as checks.3.

The only home his frame guy ever subdivided was a prison cell.

Here is our cell contact information: Edwin Linares (213-675-2797) or Warren Davis (714-269-2307).

Sincerely, XXXXX XXXXXX_____________________________________The above terms are accepted this ___________ Day of _______________, 2007_____________________________________XXXXX XXXXXXPresidentXXXXX XXXXXX Inc.Phone: (780)Cell: (780) Fax: (Email:

This letter of intent is in no way a legally binding agreement between the Purchaser and the Vendor.Sincerely,XXXXX XXXXXX_____________________________________The above terms are accepted this ___________ Day of _______________, 2007_____________________________________XXXXX XXXXXXPresidentXXXXX XXXXXX Inc.Phone: (780)Cell: (780)Fax: (Email: